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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15
sEBREE LETTER.

SEBREE, KY, July 10.
We have at present charming
party Of forty people at the Sebree
House, all intent upon being and
making others happy, aud "truth to
telp' they succeed remarkably well
in the laudable desire. We spend
the time in driving, riding, rowing,
drinking, fishing, card playing, dance
ing and 'sich" like amusements, all
entering into them as means of
gaining the much sought health,
by means of fresh air and water.
have always been struck by the
spirit of these out. of-do festivities
In drawing room entertainments, we
ale cold, grave, often listless and those
who go are brought together by habit
or the obligations of society. In
country assemblies as this you find
those who are attracted by the hope
of enjoyment. There, il is forced
conscription here they are volunteers
for gayeiy! How easily we are
pleased ! The water having almost
the effect of laughing gas, the stalest
jokes and most antiquated chestnuts
are greeted with as much hilarity as
the newest bon mots and cheerfuness
that most desirable of all household
vistues reigns supreme. The water
az all know Is unsurpassed by any In
the State and this year we have better
facilities for procuring it than ever
before. Mr.. Below has 1t brought in
jugs fresh from the spring three and
four times day and a line ofvehicles
comprising rockaway, surrey and
moving car, is run by the accommo-
dating livery man, Capt. CLARK, at the
reasonable price of 10 cts the round
"trip. Those who are physically able
walk, those financially able, ride
Cy Taylor's band, one of the best in
Henderson, has been engaged for the
season. We have had six elegant
dances, and on Thursday night next
will have German" to be ledI by
Miss Annie Beatty and Mr.. Ed Star.
ling of Henderson. The favors will
be pretty, the music good and the |
supper excellent. The l.. & N. will
sell tickets from Hoptown to this
place at reduced rates from now until
Sept. lst. and arrangements have
been made with theRailroad managers
by which the two night trains will
stop here every night; this fact being
now known, We shall expect a large
party from your city, and more rep
resentatives from grand old Christian
than we have hitherto had. Tho
what they lacked in members has been
made up in agreeableness.
We deeply regret the sudden de-
parture of Mrs. Cayce and Mrs. DR.. |
Hill, who eudeared themselves to the |
entire party by their universal kind |
ness. We hope that Mary and little |
Dogma will recover speedily and that
they will return soon.
Miss Peay and Mrs Belle Alexander
are still with us ;the latter shines pre-
eminently as "bean bag pitcher"
aud the former would be the "belle"
of the place if she would only encour-
age them by a smile. They do not
know that faint heart ne'er won fair
lady and sigh at distance.
The Sebree people are charming
tho little sensitive. / thought l |
would need theservices of the Carlisle
Rifles or Latham Guards" for hint
ing in letter to the Cleaner that |
they wore "dog fenneD bouquets,
and l may yet have TO call upon the
TO come to the assistance of i
Sassy.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15
Window Ornaments.

Curtains are much less full than they
we're year ago, The change is prob
pbly due to fancy for colored and
figured curtains in which the design
would be destroyed If full. The slender
brass or wood poles continue to be the
most convenient way of hanging dra-
perry. Some arc left TO hang straight
or are tied back with colored ribbons.
Just now the newest fancy for the pur-
pose are bright silk handkerchiefs.
which are susceptible Of several grace
full arrangements. II curtains are coll
ored they should be in harmony with
other household furnishings. Tho
valance OF embroidered muslin or soft
silk is still very much used. The
regulation lace curtain, although being
somewhat supplanted by thin India
silk, is still much used. Dotted muslin
retains its popularity for bedroom cur
talns. Cheese cloth also makes pretty
and cheap window furnishing. Detroit
Tribune.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15
The Mustacha Must Stay.


lOmahA Bee.
Some blushing iconoclast in New
York says that, in the interest of
manly beauty, the mustache must
"go." But it will not depart. The
hand that rocks the cradle is the hand
that rules the world, and that hand
has firm grip on man on this sub
ject. Woman, lovely, expensive wo-
man, believes in the old Spanish say
ing: "a kiss without a mustache is
like an egg without salt" As the
adorable sex enjoy their caresses
like their food, well seasoned, and as
man lives to please them, the mus
tache will remain TO perform that
work for which God designed 1t, and
which woman has SO earnestly and
zealously approved.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15
GOOD WISHES.

dedicated to Miss Myrtle Williams, of La
fayette, KY
Fate be kind and keep her joyous
As the birds which sing to-day!
All your gifts be rich and gracious,
Making sunshine in her way.
May all pleasures gather near her.
And all sorrows pass herby;
While no friend can ever doubt her,
In her soul shall goodness lie.
Winsome face and sweetest name,
Let us deem her lucky!
Lo! our praises sound buttame.
For this ilow'r OF old Kentucky.
M. V. DUDLEY.
Louisville, Ky.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15

zANEsvILLE. OHIO, BUSINESS COL
LEGE PARSONS A. KENNISON, Pro-
prietora.
Book keeping, p nmanehlp, Telegrnphy, Short
hand, Type-wrltng and Drawing. Young
men htted for bualneaas. Students can enter AZ
any time. Fan term begins September 18th.
Circulars sent free.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15

Near Pittsburgh the other day
horse fell seventy feet over an embank-
ment, and sunk completely out ofsight
in the dirt below. He was Immediate
ly dug out, apparently none the worse
for his tumble.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15

"A famous old hostelIy called the
'Pickwick," ofwhich Dickens was es-
pcoially fond, Yves recently destroyed
by fire.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15

The otter'S real value is recognized
by the Chinese alone. They train them
to fish. and well-trained otter is worth
fl0.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15

w. B. Slaughter, ofSocorro county,
New Mexico, is at the point of death
from wounds inflicted by two men
named Adkins and Youngblood.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-15
ESTABLISHED 1850.
The Evansville
Commercial : College
Institute d Business Training.

This old and tried Institution has had very
large attendance this winter both ofladies and
gentlemen. and no wonder, for II Is enc OF the
most thorough and reliable Business Colleges
In the West. Prof. s. N. Curnick, the princi.
pal, IL thoroughly conyersant with business
practices and ofice work, as he WAS for rs years
connected with the wholesale business OF Ey-
Ansville. Every department OF the college il
carefully conducted ON practical Business prin-
ciples. Book Keeping, Penmanship, Business
Mathematics, ,Correspondences, Business Forms
Banking. Trading, Short hand. Type Writing,
all thoroughly taught, so that the conctencions
student receives a reliable business education
worth ten tlmesits cost. Those wishing COM
mercial course, lady or gentleman, should at
once take n scholarship. References, hundreds
fyoung mon In this and adjoining counties.
Apply by lstter or in person to S. N. CUR
NICK, Cor. Srd and Main Streets, Evansville,
Indiana. Mch.20
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby give that sealed pro-
posils viii be received by the Board OF
County Commissioners Of Routt county,
Colorado. until 10 O'Clock "a. IN. Septem-
Der ], 1857. for the purpose of building a
bridge across Elk river at Il point where
old bridge now stands; also for the
building Of road through the canon on
Bear river. Said bridge and road Ia be
built according 10 plans and speciflca-
ton now on iiie in the County Clerks
oiiice III Routt county. Also II copy
oil said specifications can be seen at the
residence OF j. NJ. Trull, ON Elk river
near the bridge. Bids can be put in
either separate or 10 include both con-
tracts. All bids must be deposited with
the County Clerk Of Routt county, and
endorsed Proposals Tor building bridge
across Elk river, or road through the
canon" as the ease may be; or IL both
are included In one bid, 10 be SO en-
dorsed. A good and sulilcien, bond in
double the amount OF hid will be re-
quired. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
l. &. VOICE,
County CLERK.
HAHS's PEAK. July 10. 1851.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
$500 REWARD.

Stolen from my premises on Aug. IL,
a chestnut s1rrri mare abou, six years
old. branded n q on left shoulder.
The above reward will bc raid-sl5 for
return Of horse and $40 for return of
,hici-by the undersigned. The thief 4,
alon, i've fee, ay. Inches In height:
l!gh, build nnd light complexion aud
High, eyes. Was lately with the Smith
and Davis cattle that passed through
Mceker Few weeks ago.
l.. II. DAVIS.
iamps l.. o.. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

Another extensive ditch enterprise is
assuming definite proportions. We re
fer 10 the projected ditch to be taken
out of White river ut n point above the
ranch of Mr.. W. l.. Nca,ch and run
ming around the southwestern base Of
Oak Ridge and watering Oak Ridge
park. the Little Beaver country. Coal
creek mcsa's bottom and the territory
tributary to Curtis creek. This will be
the biggest enterprise Of its kind yet
undertaken on White river. and rs the
right kind of mcn are back Of 1t we don't
for y moment doubt but that IT will he
pushed 10 completion with NIL the en-
ergy and vim for which the Oak Ridge
and Coal creek people are noted Mr..
Foreman ran u preliminary line in the
early part Of this week. and W. are as
sured that rs soon IA having is over the
dirt Will commence tc tly on the west
cru slope of Oak Ridge and the ditch
viii be well under way before snow
H,ss again.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

We understand that Game Warden
'inrge,, has started for Colnrow's camp
on the North Fork Of White river for
the purpose of reading the rio; act To
the Ute violaiors Of the law. We he
lievc the Indians will reaceably submit
Ia tn. civil authorities. but should they
show n disposition 10 resist the Game
Warden IN the performance of his duty
the latter will have no difficulty in rais-
ing all the force necessary to accomp-
lish the removal Of the redskins. II
force is to he used Bear river will fur
nish her quota Of men.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

The Denver AMI Rio Grandc railroad
is finished to within n dozen miles Of
Gi.nwooj Springs About three hun.
dfcd feet remain 10 In bored on the ;un.
mel just above that town, aud II is cS-
pcc,ci to have this completed In the
for. part of September. Owing 10 some
rough and rocky grading above the tun-
mel in the canon. !, is doubtful whether
the road will reach the Springs and he
ready for business until the middle Of
October.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
No,I.c TOR rubi,cn,Ion.

LAND OFFICE AT
CIu>woop srHIsus. Colo. july II. is-5.
N-JTiCEi. hcr,hy given that the following
~ named settler has nloi notice Of hi inirn.
iiot. To- make innl prous IN support uf hl-clnim.
aud that -1.i pr-ng will h" made hofur- the
Ncrist"r and Receiver. nt Gi-u~uud springs.
Colo. on August ~. ls.s. nt ~ o'clurk u. in..
Was John Iirccsc, uf Ntnpn. Colorado. On
his =. u u. :. 80. ~. for the " y =" y, I, =.
9Th PN.
He uancs the following witnesses to- prove
Of. ssii land. VIZ: John r. Nhi g. Frri Elliott.
David Taylor and Jerome Jcifsay. hii uf
iamps. colo.
(. j. DrL.S. Register.
ITtr-t pub July I6-.in4t Aug ~. Iss.I
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
No,ic. for Iuhiira,i.a.

LAND OFFICE Vt N
CTR woOb sriti>G-. Colo. July - ~
NO ICE is hereby given that ~ ol1Qv&k
~ named settler hh. ncd notice uf ~ -
tirn to- make nnnl proof in suppo0 II ~
CLAIM. aud that aid pruof will lie mn4n oOGooo
thY Rcgis'rr and Receiver Rt Glrnwol30 30W0nR
Colorado, on september Ia. 1ss.. al
.. m. yi,i Charles ]. Dickinson. ~ An&
olo. for the g :, ne 4 and NV y n -
md - :. Sc !, Sec ~. rptN. II ~ VI II
He name. the following witnc.sN0i 0UVI
hta cpntiniiou. residence upon and o0 &,no0lS
nf said land. viz. Airnon l.. Durha1kf
widmnnn. David J.. Edwards and y
james. all OF ASial. Colo. sEXV ~ n Z
- DgLAN. nnn L.
tfirst pub Aug s--ls.t sept 10, Id ~ 70, 8
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
Nn,lcc rvr pnbllrn,,o.,.

GLrswoop SPRINGS, Colo, juiy u. iss,.
N-pTIcE-i. Lcr,'hy given thHt the following
= nam.i settler has nl,,i nutic" Of his tntUn.
tinn to make final pruuf in support uf his
the Register and iDcriycr. Mt Ul.uWuul
Springs. Colorado, ON september II. lss., ut u
o'ci.ck u. M. ": T. u. kimlall. ni Lay, Col
or1ln On hi- T.. v. u. \. No. Dil. fnr the 4,
NV ~ NV 4, sw 4, SEQ ~, 80 l, nc "a. nc =, &c 4
sc- y. TIP q y, u %. W 9th 81.
lie NAMES tire following witnesses tn prove
hi. continuous rc-idrnc- uuun. aud cultivation
uf aid land. VIZ! Calvin Reed. James a.
Tinpy. William Bennett mud Henry Walters,
plI Of itouti. Woutt county. colorado.
:. u. DELNS. Register.
First Pub July a. Last Au0:.. iss5l
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
Notice or y.uo,,ratior.
LAND urrIyE Ar

LAND OFFICE AT
Gir>wOop SrittSGs, Colo. Iuly II. isss.
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has ilri notice VI his int ~
tion To- mike innl rrtif IN support of his
claim. and that -nli proof viii h" made before
toe it-gistrt nnd Receiver Mt Ilunsood
Springs. Colorado. on August e. lsS'. ut 10
o'clock II. III. via: Juin II. irkartp. OF
Nprkrr. Colorado. ON hi- T.. 4. u. :. No. i2l
a.. {. IL for til. u :. Sc = aud - -w ., sec
-, Tn u :. u ~ W 9th 4 ".
lie names the Following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
nf, said hand. viz: Y. ". Watson. EDWARD san.
,icr-on. Eugene Cillcy nnd David Steele. all of
Mcckcr. Colorado.
5. =. DEL,s. noristcr.
tF,--, Pub iuiv .-i-Lai.t Aug y. issil
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
lrir-i pull July n-ln., Nrg Il. lssfj
Notice for Publication,
LAND JfIICE Ar

IANn JFI ICE AT
.LrNWupb SrHiSu-. Colo. 1InC N. 1877.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the following
~ named settler has tiltl notice Of his inipn.
ton tn make fnal proof IN support of his
Claim, aud that s1id proof VIII De nsi- h.for.
the REGISTER nni Receiver at givnwur,i
srrinv-. Colo, ON August ", Iss5. nt ~ ocleck
u. M, yiz: Thonns Emerson. ~ Lay. colo,
I'm biz Homestead Application Ne. SiG, fur Tho
" > sw 4, So = ~w J, Sec - and NV =, NV 4,
SCr3a, Tps y. RIl. " 9Th y NJ.
He names the following witrcssos 10 prove
hi- continuous r"-ilcnc" upon. nnl cultivation
Of, sni1 lpiId. Viz. WIN. MraduNs. of Glen.
wood Springs, Colo JsmCa &. BANKS. of Lay,
Cole. .l"-sc u. Lamb. uf Dixon. wyn., and A.
q. wnlihnn, of Lay. Colo.
81, pELAs. Icvtatrr.
l'irsi Pub July p-ia.t tu, W, 1881
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
PERSONAL.

slr Ii. >. AllhtbfOOk Hi'iut u Dusilesb
trip to Rawiins and return this week.
We are panied 10 learn that Mrs. Il.
ID. Riley has been very sick the past
week, but Is ON Il fair road to recovery.
Sam IIenriod, formerly Of this place
but now successful young business
man Of Vernal. Utah, Is spending u
few days In town.
Mrs. DIR. Thornton and daughter Car
rie returned 10 Mcekcr Tuesday after
an enjoyable visit TO the ranch OF her
brother, Mr.. II. &. Smith.
Harry Bcakes and Johnny Cox Of
Pice-ance, paid their respects 10 The
HERALD - In IA substantial way -
Wednesday. Call again, boys.
W. r. Moffctt, one OF the solid men
Of Picc-ance. favored TuR HERALD
with a call this week. Mr.. N. is pre-
pairing to prove up on his ranch.
$ u, Reed and Farrell Dunn. OF Hay
den, arrived In Meeker yesterday. They
left for the Springs this morning,
Nhi'h'i sh's i'eh h'N7 ~ P1''' "f'
". u. Loring returned To Meekcr
this week after a visit TO his family at
Santa fe. New Mexico. Mr.. LoriDe
will probably remain on White River
until after the fall roundup.
j. N. and L.. II. Breeze. attorney and
treasurer respectively Of Routt county.
returned from Aspen last Saturday
evening where they had been on bust
ness connected with the Haley case.
Pat Fahcy Of Pice-ance. was among
the guests autographed at the Meek.r
hotel Tuesday. Mr.. +. says he Is getting
old and tired OF living alone and will
shortly provide himself with wife.
i,obcr, and Jim Mckee came In from
Pic.-an "Wednesday ON a business trip.
Bob is putin: In most of his time these
days di,ching and viii b- prepared to do
the granger nc, on large scale next
season.
Mossrs. \. Major and l.. u, Brashcr
made nh excursion Ia the Forks this
week. The principal objects Of the trip
wns 10 make "a reconnaissance oi tile
raspberry patch and lind ou, what Kind
Of rs the four and i've pound ,tou, pre-
f-rr-d this season.
Messrs. T.. 4. Aver and Howard Mil
Ter. two Of ficc.ancc creeks cattle
baruns. came In Yesterday after nm cS-
t.nsiyc trip Ia utnh. Mr.. Miller has
disposed of his brsincs, nj Uintah
Agency and In future viii rrsidc In
Denver when no; looking after his cat
tie interests ui. White river.
Commissioner Gregory returned from
.icnwos-i in III. early par, of the week.
We are sorry la announce that Mr.. T..
on reaching M-cs-r, discarded TINT in-
silk plug" the boys presented him with
and which he wore during his stay ut
the county scat. We object To Jim
wearing u "b,gh deer" In the hot wafer
metropolis and when he returns home
,ionning the ''cadyr he wore when cap
tain Of the spring roundup.
\. u. iinnk.y. manager Of tho White
River land \ Cattle company. returned
10 Mcck.r hy Saturday nights stage.
after an absence Of nine months. most
Of which time was spent al .ibh1n.
N.b., where his company has extensive
feelings grounds. Mr. IIankry like
everybody else who has been ~ mis-
guided rs 10 leave this country for any
length Of ,imci COMES back thoroughly
imhucd with the feeling that ours IA
Gu,is country and there Is no mistake
about It either.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

II IL wonderful the rspidiiy with
which land on White river that has
heretofore been considered worthless is
being taken up. The latest instance OF
this kind is that of the mesa land jus,
below the ranch OF SIR. II &. Smith.
Several ranches have lately been taken
up on this mesa by Lcadviile parties.
chief among whom are Mcssrs. Wali-
ron, lines and others. who have already
taken preliminary steps toward taking
out an extensive ditch. In time. the
mesa lands will bc the most valuable on
White river and that Mt no distant DAY
either. II is only question of water.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
NOTICE 70 stsNCssugN.

The undersigned having purchased
one of the latest improved ]. l. Case
Thrcshcfs Is prepared To attend 10 nil
orders In the thrcshing line. and re-
spcciiully Solirits the patronage Of
ranchmcn Of Whit. and Hear river val.
lcys. For rates. etc. apply 10 Gilbert
Wcsson. Coal Greek. or call or address
II. 81 pHIiruss.
Mccker, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
Frank Sheridan me, with painful

Frank Sheridan met with painful
accident Mt the mill Monday. hir. $.
was liking some mschiney In close proX.
Unity to one Of the big saws when he
slipped and fell. his lett hand striking
the saw. which cut n cash TO the bone
the entire length OF the finger. Had
the saw been running at the time Frank
would undoubtedly have sustained more
serious injury; as 1t is he will not he able
to do more than boss the Job" for some
time 10 come.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
s2O.OO nEMARn.

The above reward will lie paid for the
delivery to Harp n Wright at Meck.r.
oi one black horse, years old. branded
j IN both sides OF neck, white stripe
on one side of face, left eye is glass
eye, weight about l.ioO. Last seen a,
Snake river.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

Ia, fahcy was up from Picc.ancc the
fore part of the week. lie has been
working pcrr.9crinsi, lately To have the
upper paT, II ricc-ane- surveyed. and
he forwarded the necessary payers Ia
Tie surveyor general OIL Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
lili HING Ni"ks.

For drugs, medicines, paints, books.
stationery, fancy and ioil., articles,
Held glasses, artist. materials, musical
goo-is, etc, etc. 90 or s.nd yonr orders
to DR. l.. Siuy.r. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and get the b.S, goods u, Loses, prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
Nou.. Tor Publication.
LANDOrFICE AT

IaNNU W ' " U " -
GLrNwooD srHtNus, Colo, July :. isss.
\-oTiCE-is hcr-hy given that tho following
q. named settler has ilCi notice Of his intrn-
tion To- max" nnnl proof ia support of hi.
fprr the Wrptstrr and Ilr,riypr nj GiUnwo.si
springs. Colo. on August ~. is-., nt IL o'clock
u. M. VIZ: ENan q. Tbumns, Of Ncoscr. Colo.
on hi- 4. y. u. :. No. u; q. I. =. for the Y,
ne i, ~ I, ne =. ne =. 80 :. sc ~, Tp I n. II
N " 9th pM.
lie nninc- the following witnesses tn pr,1vc
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of. suii iani. viz: George \. Harcn, Jpbn
Juhh. Gcuri-r Guutnrtnnn and Joseph Griiiith
all uf Mcckcr, Colorado. u
=. !. nri,s. Rcgistcf.
LEir.I I,Ill llIlA ~. Al,l. IL LII Z D
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

As will L. seen by the County Com
missionsfs' proceedings the Board has
let n contrac, for III. erection ut court
house To cos; nearly seven thousand dol.
lars. We wen. informed tia, tn. build
!ng WIS To bc erected on property h.-
longing Ia the county, but 1t now
evolves that the ground is 10 be rented I.
the rent tp bc free for the iirst two
wears, after which rent Is To be paid FOR
the lois ut the rate Of ten per cent. of
their value. If tire couaty has property
Mt the county scat, why not ercc, n
court house therconY The rent two
years hence may equal til. present rate
paid. and The seven thousand dollars re-
main idle.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
$500 REWARD.

The aboy, reward will h. paid for
the recovery Of Que dars.bay POM.
recently s,rayel or stolen from the
ranch Of the undersigned. on picc.anec
creek. Branded c 8 on right shoulder
and c.cross ON left hind bip; also
three whit. feet. PAT fAuEY.
PIcE.ASCI GREEN. August o. 1881.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
SsEt1Al. NOTICE.

We have taken our stations TO the
ranch on Little Beaver FOR a few weeks.
Mares from outside points. down the
river and vicinity Of Meeker will he re-
ceived at our stables in town and
given prompt attention.
MEDIATION x Dgrfruss.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
NOTICE.

The undersigned having leased the
livery and sale stable formerly run by
us to Stone n GcT would respectfully
request all persons indebted 10 us to
come forward anu settle Their accounts
at once. Bills eau be paid TO N,ssrs.
Stone X Col at the livery stable. who
will receipt for same.
, JEwE1r y WOLFE.
MEEKEH, Colo, july 30, isS5.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
>or1CE TO BUILDERS.

We Will star, up our mill the coming
week aud run for thirty days. when VI.
will shut down for the season. An
parties desiring special orders iill.d will
please send the same in a; onces
MciiATroN y SHERIDAN,
MEEKEI. Colo. Aug. 9th. 1857.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
First pub Au
Nsiicr for B'ubiicssiee,
Gtrswop, srn,.r,s' ra,al i,,,v i

GLrswou, srnfsus. Colo. July - ~
NOTICE IL hereby given that u nu1Go01
= named settler hrs filed nottcc z 1S
tinu {" rnt" final prorf in pun118 ~ u
the Register and Receiver oS's ~
Springs, Colorado. on scpfc,nhGP Nl
- n'clo"t n. IN. viz: wiiism H G30I1S q
ANial. Colo. for the q y nv a, M u<sK ~
NV i -w I, sec H. Tp3S y, Il 70 VyIkXR Al
He names the following wiG101 - 1DU1f
his continuous residence upon 0191I
OF. said land. viz: Charles J.
rust widmann, David L.. Edvar03
l.. Durham. all Of Aaisi, Colo. ~ X ~
,rle., pub Aug s-fs.' /; 4 ssS, Sst1 ~ 1I 4
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

The finest crup Of oats visible on
white river - fur this season is that
of Sir. II. &. smith Of the lIols'.in
ranch. Charley does not contin, him
self exclusively Ia raising I'm. horses
and cattle. bu; frequently indulgrs In n
tusslc with mother earth In which con-
iest he always comes on, on top.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

China Jim has received lot OF plain
and fancy silk handkcrchiefs, line Grape
shawls aud sashrs. and Japanese para
soils, and is selling them at reasonable
prices. Call aud see Jim at the Meeker
hotel